Cryomed One

The floor space of the room should be at least 9 m² (3 m х 3 m, or 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft) to have enough space for nitrogen tank(s) and a changing room. Leave 300 mm (12 in) minimum between the walls and the device on either side. Ceiling height: at least 2,500 mm (8.2 ft).

When deciding on a room where to set up your cryosauna, be sure to measure the size of ANY door frames you will need to use to carry the machine into the room. Door frames should be at least 670 mm (26.5 in) wide for an S-size cabin (standard) and 770 mm (30 in) wide for M and L cabin sizes (optional) to allow for the entry of the device Bear in mind that Cryomed offers various cabin sizes, so there is always a way to adjust the model you want to fit into your premises. Just make sure to consult our sales team.

It is crucial to ensure that the floor is as flat as possible. Another important consideration: due to the machine’s weight, up to 350 kg, it should be installed on a solid floor, preferably concrete or tiled, with a maximum gradient of 0.5%. Wood or similar flooring may not be the best call. In case of any doubts, please consult our sales team.

Make a 100 mm (4 in) opening in an exterior wall for the exhaust system to vent nitrogen vapors outside while the device is in operation. Alternatively, the pipe can be integrated into a window or vent sash. Make sure to provide a tight fit for the pipe.

Alternatively, the vent pipe can be linked to the general ventilation system in the building. In this case, be sure to consult the building management. The ventilation system should be suitable for steam extraction, i.e., without filters. In case of active ventilation, make sure it can be deactivated for cooling or sessions.

Forced ventilation with circulating air (both inlet and outlet) and air conditioning are strongly recommended. It is also advisable to install oxygen sensors.